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Board of Adjustment approves setback variance for Two‑GM, LLC at Pullman Airport Road
Summary
On March 12, 2026 the Whitman County Board of Adjustment unanimously approved VAR 26‑001 allowing Two‑GM, LLC to reduce the westerly side setback from 20 feet to 10 feet for a proposed building at 5951 Pullman Airport Road to improve vehicle maneuvering; an adjoining landowner provided written consent and no public objections were recorded.
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The Whitman County Board of Adjustment unanimously approved Variance VAR 26‑001 on March 12, 2026, permitting Two‑GM, LLC to reduce the westerly side setback at 5951 Pullman Airport Road from the required 20 feet to 10 feet. Chair Larry Cochran announced the outcome after the Board voted, “Variance 26-001 is approved.”
Board staff presented Findings of Fact noting the variance application was filed Feb. 3, 2026; staff said the 20-foot setback would restrict vehicle maneuvering on the site and the adjoining landowner provided a letter of consent. The notice for the variance was published in the Whitman County Gazette and mailed to adjacent owners within 300 feet; the transcript records that no written comments were received. Board member Brian Davies moved to approve the variance; Michael Cochran seconded. The five members present — Brian Davies, Michael Cochran, Rick Finch, Ryan Kile and Chair Larry Cochran — voted in favor.
The decision followed the Board’s affirmative polling on the four required variance findings, including that special circumstances apply to the property and that the variance would not injure nearby properties or public welfare. The transcript records the Board’s agreement that the variance was not sought solely because of the applicant’s actions and was not a special economic privilege. No additional conditions beyond those recorded in the Finding package were announced at the hearing. The Board closed the VAR 26‑001 hearing at 7:16 p.m.
